ArticleSmall (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany)2025
Hierarchically Tailored Porous Carbon via Precursor Engineering for Dual-Redox Electrochemical Capacitors with Record-High Energy Density.
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- Hierarchically Tailored Porous Carbon via Precursor Engineering for Dual-Redox Electrochemical Capacitors with Record-High Energy Density.Small (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) · 2025Article
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Abstract
In energy storage systems utilizing redox reactions in the electrolyte (redox-enhanced electrochemical capacitors; redox ECs), electrode materials play a critical role: pore size distribution, free volume, and internal surface area directly impact the adsorption and diffusion of redox-active species at the electrode/electrolyte interface, thereby influencing overall energy storage capacity and efficiency. Importantly, achieving optimal full-cell performance requires tailored hierarchical pore architectures capable of accommodating structurally distinct redox-active species (catholytes and anolytes). Here, a streamlined precursor engineering strategy is presented to fabricate hierarchical, multi-scale porous carbon structures, providing a simplified alternative to conventional acid etching or resource-intensive pre-treatments. The porous carbon is engineered through thermal oxidation of precursor composites at moderate temperatures, combined with precise modulation of K
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